TaylorMade Lethal Replacement

[Valleygolfer]

Why not the Wilson Staff FG or FG Tour. Great balls for the money if you can live without feeling you have to have the "it" brands. If you really want to save try the Wilson Duo.

Geez these balls are garbage for someone who has a swing speed over 100. I'm pretty sure if you are expecting tourish performance you would be disappointed with those marshmallows.

[newtogolf]

Any idea what TaylorMade ball replaced the Lethal? Is the Tour Preferred a 5 piece ball?

They are still selling the Lethals on their site so if you really liked that ball you can keep playing it.  You can buy 144 new golf balls for $280 or 50 golf balls for $100, works out to $2 per ball which is a great price compared to Pro V's.

[MyrtleBeachGolf]

They are still selling the Lethals on their site so if you really liked that ball you can keep playing it.  You can buy 144 new golf balls for $280 or 50 golf balls for $100, works out to $2 per ball which is a great price compared to Pro V's.

Even better than that, we have a TaylorMade outlet store here in MB that sells the Lethal 50 pack for $80. I've been playing them all week.

[newtogolf]

Even better than that, we have a TaylorMade outlet store here in MB that sells the Lethal 50 pack for $80. I've been playing them all week.

That is even better, glad you found them.

[k-troop]

Really, so your saying that the Aeroburner Pro has been out for 2 years?

I've never heard of Aeroburner Pro, but it's not their tour ball. The conversation was pretty much constrained to the TM tour ball line: Penta, Lethal, and their successors. I would say that was obvious, but that would be kinda snarky--and it may have been obvious only to me. Your response did not spare the snark, though.

[dkolo]

I've never heard of Aeroburner Pro, but it's not their tour ball.

The conversation was pretty much constrained to the TM tour ball line: Penta, Lethal, and their successors. I would say that was obvious, but that would be kinda snarky--and it may have been obvious only to me.

Your response did not spare the snark, though.

Taylormade and Callaway tend to release a lower-end / cheap ball every year branded after their big iron / wood lineup, like a Burner, Rocketballz, X2 Hot, Diablo, etc.

[cooke119]

OK, I'm 64 years old and have had three back surgeries, consequently I have a slow swing speed but I'm still good around the green. I am also cheap! I refuse to pay $35 to $40 for a dozen balls. Which ball do you guys recommend for me? And yes I buy at Rockbottoms, GolfBalls.com, etc.

[dkolo]

OK, I'm 64 years old and have had three back surgeries, consequently I have a slow swing speed but I'm still good around the green. I am also cheap! I refuse to pay $35 to $40 for a dozen balls. Which ball do you guys recommend for me? And yes I buy at Rockbottoms, GolfBalls.com, etc.

Bridgestone e5 sounds like it's right up your alley. But there's a billion threads more specific to your question.

[newtogolf]

OK, I'm 64 years old and have had three back surgeries, consequently I have a slow swing speed but I'm still good around the green. I am also cheap! I refuse to pay $35 to $40 for a dozen balls. Which ball do you guys recommend for me? And yes I buy at Rockbottoms, GolfBalls.com, etc.

Try the Callaway SuperSoft - $21/dozen, Titleist DT Solo - $19, Top Flite Gamer Tour -$24 (2 for $35 deal at Dick's)